Ping Identity Deployments Require Stitching Four or Five Different Products Together
Brian Pontarelli · FusionAuth is Burning $50k/mo on $25k Revenue in Identity Management Space · Jul 7, 2020 · at 6:37
Brian Pontarelli, founder and CEO of FusionAuth, compares his unified identity platform against incumbent competitors like Ping Identity and Okta.
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“Ping you can run on premises, but it's also pretty heavy. It's in order to get like all the components that they needed, they were going to have to buy like four or five different individual products, stitch them together. And that's a huge endeavor”
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